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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-26
NOTICE.
NOTICEi
Administrators Notice!

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAV-
Il ing been duly appointed temporary admins
traitor of the estate Of WONG KIM, late Of
Honolulu. deceased. all persons having claims
against the said estate are notified that they must
present the same duly verified. aud with proper
vouchers to the undersigned within six months
from date of this notice. ar they will be forever
barred and all persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested to make immediate payment 10 me
at my office, kaahumauu street, Honolulu.
". c. PAREE,
Temporary Administrator Of the estate of Wong
Kim. deceased. 1l61 I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-26

Schr Mary Foster...for Kauai
Schr Liholiho, for Waianae
Schr Heeiu, for Koolal
SATURDAY, April y.
Stmr Eva, Hughes, for Eva
MONDAY, April %.
Stmr Iwalani, Freeman. for Hawaii
Stmr Waimanalo, Underwood. for Waianae
Stmr 4 Cummlns, Nelson. for Waimanalo
Stmr Surprise. Weisbath, for Paia
Stmr Waialeale, Weir. for Hawaii
Schr Sarah & Eliza. for Koolau
Schr M0LNola, for Eva
Schr Mile Norris f0- kOolau
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-26
On Thursday, the 18th Day Of April

Patents and Franchises and all other Property
belonging TO the said Alden Fruit and Taro Co.
a corporation, mortgaged by the said corporation
to the Trustees of the Lunalilo Estate by mort
gage deed recorded in the Hawaiian Registry of
Deeds, in Liber 90, pages 37l-374 and more par
ticularly described as follows:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-26

Mortgages Notice of Intention to
Foreclose and of Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A
i power Of sale contained in a certain mortgage
made by MAXI Of Kailua, Island Of Oahu, to E.
Very, dated 18th day of April. 1885, recorded in
the Office of the Registrar of Conveyances in
Liber 90, folios 16S 100 aud no. notice is here
by given that said MORTGAGE intends to foreclose
said mortgage, for condition broken, and upon
said foreclosure will sell at public auction at 10
salesroom of <. p. Adams 81 Co., in Honolulny
Island of Oahu, on MONDAY, the 10Th DAY Of
May, 1881, at II NJ. of said day; the premises as
described IN said mortgage as below specified.
Further particulars can be had Of j. NJ. Nonsar-
rat, Attorney at Law.
E. VERY Mortgage
Honolulu, April 49, 1887.
The premises to be sold are. Two certain lots
of land situated in said Kallua, containing an
aggregate area of 81 100 acres, being the prem
Uses described in Royal Patent 2291, L. G. Award
2Ji4. TO Lulupa, being the property Of Kan, de-
ceased, by inheritance. and now owned by the
said mortgagor as son and sole heir at law Of
said Kau. 1162 It Z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-04-26

Several prominent planters of the Islands
we're here last week inspecting Young's
alternating skimming pan at Waiakea, and
we're much pleased with its working. One
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-02-03

The Teachers Association held in
the village schOOl-house Saturday was
well attended and very interesting.
a mum Der of the citizens were present.
John Hamilton is the happy father
of new baby.
John Young, while saving wood
with horse power, was somewhat
injured by the saw which was thrown
out OF place and struck him, inflicting
some bruises and slight cuts.
Married, at Rock Elm, Jan. %, by
Ii. LOwater, justice of the peace, Mr..
Frank y. SIM and Miss Katie Davi-
sou, both of Eau Gala, Dunn Co.
Chas. Rice, whose skull was frac-
tured by "A kick from horse last sum.
mer, and who was supposed to have re-
covered from it, has been seriously
i'll of late, the result Of the same ac-
cident.
Mrs. WILDER Churchill is about to
visit Minneapolis.
| am informed that Mr.. Murphy,
our representative in the Assembly
is preparing bill for local farmers
schOOls-nOt a gigantic State Agricul-
tural College at an immense expense
and available to but few, but an excel.
lent local course of instruction in the
Science of Agriculture in each Co. the
expense of professors ard teachers
paddy the state.
Mr.. LOwater wishes us to thank
those who by their efforts made the
Teachers Association a success.
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Pleasant Taue7y.

At the "Corners" we have two stores
two blacksmith shops, two Garage
shops and a mill, all running in fine
order. If we had hotel and "a railroad
we would be in town.
Ole Ramberg has recently buried
one of his twins.
W. E. Webster has gone to Madison
where he will be engaged in business
until spring. lie engaged Andrew
Afdct TO do his work at home.
The anniversary wedding of Marco
Parker and wife took place on Tues
day eve, Jan. 18th. inlay the future
be as bright rs the past, and thy hap
piness ne'er be O'ercast.
Jno. Eyenson has returned from his
| trip to Ashland. He does not like the
country on the North Wisconsin. -
and says Pleasant Valley is good
enough for him.
Mercury fell clear out of sight on
Saturday night. but reappeared on
Monday not so much the worse for its
| absence.
School in Dist. No. 3 has been dis
continued one week on account of the
illness of the teacher.
A. p. MattesOn had to rest from his
school one day last week on account OF
| sickness.
Several of our townspeople took in
the sights in st. Paul at the stormine
of the winter King" They report
ed it as magnificent.
W. E. Webster has returned to Mad.
ison. lie has been engaged as com.
mitee clerk in the Senate.
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j. 5. Field has recovered from his
late Illness.
Mrs. Albert Fielding. of Diamond
Bluff, was in Prescott Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Langan. of Riv-
er Falls, were in the city Friday.
The new "Arie" under the prOprie.
torship of ID. Ii. Tandy and q. K. Price
has made its appearance.
Mrs. Frank z. Block is In Winnipeg
Man, the guest of her brother Fred
Ross and wife.
Mrs. Nagler, of Winona, is spend
ing few days in the city with rela-
lives.
Revival meetings have been held in
the NJ. +. church every afternoon and
evening during the past four weeks
and a number of conversions made.
Miss Anderson, of River Falls, has
been in the city lately visiting her
sister. MS. j. 5. White and Mrs. G. II.
Miller
Miss Clara Eckstein has returned
from a visit to relatives in st. Paul.
W. J. Whipple, of WinOna, was in
the city one day of last week.
Mrs. Z. A. Firner who has been sick
for number of weeks past is recover.
ing.
James Layden, of Browns Valley
Mimi, paid the paternal homestead a
visit last week.
Frank Murray left last Monday fol
the northern part of the state to joir
a corps of the surveyors ca the Duluth
branch of the Burlington road.
E. II. Ives left Monday night fol
Madison.
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The JOURNAL is pre-eminently a LOCAL
PAPER and as such has gained a wide and
enviable reputation. Ii enjoys the proud
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One of the regulations of the
order of knights of Labor is said to
be, that, lawyers. bankers nor saloon
keepers are permitted TO join them.
The object of this restriction is not
understood by the uninitiated, and,
although the reason for excluding
salOonkeepers may easily be surmised,
it is not so easy TO find reason for
dumping the lawyer and banker into
the same boat. OF course there is no
disrespect intended by this rule,
still it seems "a clever joke on the law
yers and bankers who saw their own
wood, and rustic around generally Cor
the staff Of life. In spite of this draw
back i! is reported that the Knights are
rapidly gaining in number in our midst,
and will soon be able to dictate in city
politics if they choose to DO SO.
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Miss NJ. ThOTSon has been sick with
lung fever, but is now slowly recover
ering.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Soil,
a pair of boys. Weight I - lbs. each.
DE-. johnson is busy. lie is on the
road most all the time.
Ole j. HOhle has gone to Barron Co.
to teach school.
n. p. Houstin is clerking for G.
Thompson.
Died, at l. b. VERSIONS. boy 9years
ofage.
Ole Steen, of Campbell, Mimi, is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Messrs. Nelson and Moen, of Dalton,
Mimi, who are attending the Lutheran
College at Red Wing, are visiting at NJ.
Il. SynesS'.
NJ. E. Syness threshed 40 BUSHES of
clover seed. 1t turned out well.
Hay is getting scarce around here.
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Ono,..
Abbreviated month-February.


Old winters vertebr9 is dislocated.
G. G. Williams closes his school at
Pierce Valley this week.
Miss Mary Towey, of Oak Grove, is
teaching at Carmen, MINI.
Farmers Delight" is i'm full bloom
in this town. Regular weekly meet
ings.
Rev Hurd's Congregations are on
the increase.
The prohibitionists of this town
registered one vote more at the recent
election than either of the other par
ties.
DIR. Ashley, of River Falls. is hay-
ing quite practice in town.
Uncle Robert Ashbaugh has been
seriously i'll for the past few weeks.
Quite a number of our citizens took
in the Ice Palace last week"
Clifton has a natural winter curl
osity that rivals the famous Ice Palace.
1t is the ice covered bluff on the west
side OF the creek just north of the
mill, at the Hollow. The spring water
constantly dripping over the high per.
pendicular rock walls, for a distance
of several rods, has been changed by
the action of the frost to beautiful
stalactities of various forms and sizes.
The ice walls are best viewed from
the east bank of the mill pond, as a
near approach destroys the prismat-
ic effect, especially when the beholders
neither extremities are immersed in
several feet of January creek water.
This correspondent knows. He's been
there,-up 10 his suspenders.
The ''boys" in the south part of the
town a. talking of utilizing the west
side of NICK Knopp's mound as tob'
/ oggan slide.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-02-03

The recent act of Congress, author
iZing the President to close our ports
against Canadian traffic as a retalitory
measure for aggression on our fishing
interests, must convince all Americans
that this government does not intend
to submit to indignities from that d.
rection simply because England is par
ty concerned and boasts a stalwart
navy. The United States is conscious
of her military strength, and so well
aware of her exalted standing among
the nations of the earth, that she will
indulge no cringing, nor submit to i'm
positions through fear of the boosted
naval strength of England or any other
nation. No nation can attack us on
our own soil with any hope of success,
and in the event of war over the fish,
cry question Canada would become
prey to the legIons that would at
once take possession of her soil from
ocean to ocean, from our thickly pop
ulated states adjacent to her. Such "a
war would wipe the Dominion of Can
ada from the geography of the earth,
or so cripple her as to make her future
existence as a province OF England
tut misery TO her people. If Canada
was fully independent, and disposed to
guard her interests intelligently, her
best friend would be found in the L..
5. government, and the fishing interest,
by mutual consent, could be SO ar
ranged as to have harmony and bring
prosperity, but with England as kind
of greedy. cold hearted mother over
he-, she must always be buta weakling.
badly nursed, subject to childish
whims and maternal misgoyernment.
1t is TO be hoped there Will be no war,
for such calamity no nation can af-
| ford, and the L. 5. and Dominion
should be able to live side by side
without quarreling; still, if it becomes
necessary for us to protect our rights,
no one can doubt our ability TO do the
work well, and if it costs war TO ac-
complish it, we can afford it as well as
our opponents, and maintain our rep
utatiOn both by land and sea, though
our navy seems weak.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-02-03

The roads are good and wood haul
ing in full blast.
Miss Malloy's spelling school of the
9th ult., was well attended. The
music and singing was appreciated by
all; also, the declamatiOns and dia-
logues, viz, Rip Van Wrinkle. The way
to Windham, and the Mesmeric. Doc.
sleigh load from here attended
the exhibition at Porcupine school
house.
MIR. Carlson has purchased hand
some cutter.
Baptist meeting was held at Mr..
Erlcksen's the eve. of the p til ult.
The dance at the hall Friday eve.
was largely attended and good time
is reported.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-02-03

The tobacco question is beginning
to receive serious attention in Ger.
many. and to solve it in some manner
the government is getting ready to
take 1t i'll hand. The habit of smok-
ing is practised by the youth of that
country to such an extent as To attract
attention, and it is now asserted that
thousands of young men have 50 dam
aged their constitutions by the dissi-
patton as to become incapacitated for
life as soldiers. This fact or fear, has
started the racket, for when any thing
threatens the German army something
is liable to be done. In many towns
throughout the empire, therefore, the
police have received orders to forbid
smoking on the streets by all lads
under sixteen years of age, and viola
ton of the rules by any youngster
is punishable by fine and imprison-
ment.
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Gilman.
As the days lengthen, cold strength

As the days lengthen, cold strength
ems.
January has been month of extreme
sudden and numerous fluctuations of
temperature.
Torgus HalvOrson has moved into
Hans Fosmo's house and will soon be-
gin work on his saw mill.
Mrs. Peterson has been ON the sick
list.
Logs are moving into the saw-mills.
Dan 0'COnnel, of Olivet, is said to
be building either an ice palace or an
ice house to draw custom. Shun the
tempter's wiles.
Elias Jensen says he has Holstein
calf sired by a Durham and mothered
by Jersey.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-02-03

It was SO below zero on Tuesday
morning.
Bert Fletcher, of Watelton, OAK,
has been visiting his parents In this
place.
There was man through this place
last week selling electric belts.
John Simpson has sold his place to
Lincoln Mclaughlin of Trimbelle.
Quite number from here went to
the ice palace at st. Paul last Thurs
day.
Died, at his home in Beldenville,
Jan. 2Sth, 1887, after an illness of "a
years, Julius Greeley, aged II years.
lie leaves wife and five children to
mourn his loss.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-02-03

Much has been said in certain public
journals about the great falling off in
the Republican vote in the Sth district
with the seeming intent of conveying
the idea that Mr.. Haugen'S unpopular
ity caused the result. 1t needs but a
glance at the facts to see that Mr..
Haugen received larger plurality in
proportion to the whole number Of
votes cast than did Mr.. Price two
years ago. Nj. Price then had about
1900 plurality, and now Mr.. Haugen
has about l,400 with a much lighter
vote cast, and three distinct parties in
the field. Last fall Nj. Price received
over $4,000 plurality with three dis
tinct parties in the field, he being the
candidate of two of them. Now Mr.
Haugen gets 400 with half the vote
then cast, and 1000 third party votes
taken away, leaving his present plural
ity equal to Mr.. Prices if reduced by
One-half not voting, 4, 600 third party
and Democrats who voted for Mr..
Price. Considering all the circumstan-
ces Mr.. Haugen held his own with his
patty most admirably, and left no room
for Boosting on the part of his opponents
or enemies. If the Republican party
of the district is loOsing strength, Mr..
Haugen is in no way the cause of it,
and to so claim shows weakness, es-
pecially ON the part of the Republicans,
and want of discernment as to the
true cause of decline. He who sees a
reason for boiling his party in the
nomination of man OF SO stanch a
character as Mr.. Haugen possesses,
acknowledges his own weakness, and
gives poor proof of his ability to
strengthen any party. Not Mr.. Haug-
en-, but the third party is weakening
the Republican party, if anything.
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IlIIret.

Samuel Thompson buried their
youngest son, aged Is months, on Tues
day OF last week. The funeral was
a. the house.
Chas. Rideout has over | 200 cords
of bolts in his yard, and they are
coming in lively every day.
There is quite a number on the sick
list in this place and vicinity.
School closed on 29th In what is
known as section %, in Spring Lake.
Miss Helen Van, teacher.
Mike McCardle and Scott Coon each
have a sick child.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-02-03

Ill.considered legislation in Mime
sofa two years ago, resulted in the
creation of state Oil-inspector. Last
year this official pocketed over $40, 600
in fees, and condemned 1913 barrels of
oil. Now the members of the legisla-
ture over there are tumbling over each
other in their haste to introduce bills
abolishing the office.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-02-03

Stanley has departed on another ex-
petition to Africa to arrange peace
with some potentate of Congo who has
been Staying and eating all the mis-
siOnaries aud converts that he can lay
his impious hands on. The Journal
wishes him an abundant success and a
speedy return. He goes by way of
Egypt, this time.
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WedrertOn.

ID. f. Leach will give his last grand
ball for this winter on Monday evening,
Feb. Dist. Music by Bacon full band,
of Hastings. Don't forget the date.
George Churchill has gone to Buffalo
county on a business trip.
Mr.. Coy. We Boss Liniment man, of
River Falls, was in the burgh few
days ago. lie wishes to secure agents.
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First publication Jan. p, 1ss7.l
Notice Of Limited Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that A. NJ Youells J.
A McMurphy ana b. II. Edsall all Of whom
reside in River Falls, Pierce county, Wisconsin,
of the State OF Wisconsin, III the business of
buying and selling drugs and medicines, and
such other articles are usually dealt in by
persons running drug store that said parties
are all tie parties interested therein that the
said 4. NJ. GOuells and J. A. McMurphy are
general partners, and said b. IL. Edsall Is "a
special partner; that said Edsall has contributed
and paid in cash the sum OF twenty two hundred
and siXty-fOur dollars tS226f) as capital toward
the common stock that the firm name is YOuells
& McMurphy;' that the term Of such partner
ship is to commence January 25th, 1857, and
terminate January 25th, 1885.
Dated January 20 1857.
Signed, A. n. YoUELIs,
J. a. MCMURPHY
40-6W b. II. EDsALL.
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All workingmen, whether employees
or employed should lay to heart and
strive to enforce and obey the maxim
laid down the other day by Gov. Rusk
in his message: Every ones right to
work for himself, or for anyone else
on such terms as he may choose to
make. must be maintained at all haz-
ards"
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